Mauricio Pochettino's sacking at Tottenham was reportedly caught on camera by an Amazon film crew capturing the new documentary.
Spurs are set to be the subject of the latest series which sees cameras go behind the scenes in the day to day life at the club.
And the final moments of Pochettino's tenure are believed to have been filmed following his shock dismissal.
The Sun reports that scenes at the club's Enfield training ground saw staff urgently clearing out Pochettino's office after his departure in hurried preparation for his successor Jose Mourinho - who arrived just hours later.
Pochettino had been axed late on Tuesday evening before Mourinho took charge of training the following morning.
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Amazon's camera crew even collected footage of Tottenham's players reacting to the news on Mourinho's first day in charge.
The footage includes Mourinho's first meeting with first-team stars such as Harry Kane.
Filming is currently ongoing as Mourinho gets the hang of life in the Spurs hot seat, where he has overseen two wins in his opening two matches.
The series is due to be released later in the season and is likely to include some essential viewing, such as Mourinho's upcoming return to Old Trafford.
Amazon will also have the pleasure of streaming that much live to their subscribers as part of the package of 20 Premier League they bought the rights to this season.
The broadcaster will kick-off its coverage the day prior to the December 4 fixture, with more matches to come as the month goes on.
It is the latest move by Amazon to step into the sport, after previously recording similar documentaries as the Tottenham edition with Man City and Leeds.
Meanwhile, Pochettino's chances of securing a swift return to management took a hit after he was snubbed for the Bayern Munich job.
The Argentine coach was rumoured to be in the frame for the role at the Allianz Arena, but Munich are set to keep interim boss Hansi Flick in the post until at least the end of the season.
